Collaborate Disseminate
Drones from China’s DJI contain high-res cameras, advanced sensors and wireless access, opening the door for espionage and sabotage.
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The hacker who took responsibility for the D.C. Health Link breach claims to have targeted U.S. politicians out of allegiance for Russia.
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Congressional officials believe 21 members of Congress have seen their personal information leaked online.
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A member of the board that reviews U.S. surveillance programs said there have been a “number of compliance issues” regarding Section 702.
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President Biden will call for stronger privacy protections and increased algorithmic transparency from tech companies in his State of the Union address Tuesday night, repeating his message from last year’s address about the need to strengthen privacy rights. “There should be clear and strict limits on the ability to collect, use, transfer, and maintain our […]
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More states are following California’s lead in regulating children’s privacy. But experts say the laws raise many tough questions.
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More states are following California’s lead in regulating children’s privacy. But experts say the laws raise many tough questions.
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The group says there’s a “need for deeper collaboration and dialogue between lawmakers and developers of privacy tools.”
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The Biden administration previously weighed in on the case between Meta and the spyware maker to recommend the court dismiss the appeal.
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Cryptographic agility: the ability and the willingness to change quickly when needed. Continue reading US passes the Quantum Computing Cybersecurity Preparedness Act – and why not?